Sermons on Ezekiel 3

The LORD tells Ezekiel to eat the scroll already given to him and then to go speak to the house of Israel, a rebellious people who will not listen. The Spirit lifts him up as he hears a great rushing sound, and he goes to the exiles at Tel-abib, where he sits overwhelmed for seven days. The chapter then appoints him as a watchman, warning that he is accountable to deliver God’s warnings. Finally, the LORD says he will be bound and made silent except when God opens his mouth. Themes include prophetic responsibility and Israel’s stubbornness.

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